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hey, ive been reading care sheets ect and they all say for a fire sals lil bathing thing de chlorinated water is a must! and i was wandering i like RIGHT next to a river would that water be okay?

all replies appreciated!! :D
 
Please try to use better punctuation and grammar in your posts please. That was barely intelligible.

While you can use river water if you know that there isn't any pollutants in it, I would recommend against it. Standard tap water treated with a dechlorinator for fish would be much easier and safer.
 
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